This poem by Mary Oliver reflects on the peaceful nature of Eskimo culture and their lack of a specific word for war. Oliver suggests that the Eskimo people's harmony with nature and their deep connection to their environment has prevented the need for such a destructive concept. The poem highlights the value of peaceful coexistence and the importance of finding alternatives to conflict.
Mariel is a form of the name Mary. The Hebrew word for Mary is Miriam, spelled מרים
umiak
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is a made-up word popularized in the movie "Mary Poppins." It is used to express a feeling of joy or excitement, or to indicate that something is extraordinary or exceptionally good.
Yes, Inuit is another word for Eskimo.
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious is a nonsensical word meaning fantastic made popular by the film Mary Poppins.
This word was introduced in the movie "Mary Poppins" purely as a joke; it has no actual meaning.
There is no real meaning. it's a made up word from a Disney movie-Mary Poppins
That was a word made up for a song in the movie Mary Poppins (based on the Mary Poppins stories). The meaning is basically the same as "super" (as in "That's super!") but the long word is more fun and more musical.
Regina is Latin for queen.
SUPERCALAFRAGALISTICEXPEALIDOSIOUS does not have a meaning, it is a word that was made up for the popular 1964 movie Mary Poppins.
Supercalifragicexpialidocious means to have fun and it was first heard from the movie Mary Popins.
All of them, except the Eskimos, the only language which has no word for "war".